Examples of ForkingRunListener

org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener
Encodes the full output of the test run to the stdout stream.
This class and the ForkClient contain the full definition of the "wire-level" protocol used by the forked process. The protocol is *not* part of any public api and may change without further notice.
This class is threadsafe.
The synchronization in the underlying PrintStream (target instance) is used to preserve thread safety of the output stream. To perform multiple writes/prints for a single request, they must synchronize on "target" variable in this class. @author Kristian Rosenvold

Examples of org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener

    {
        reset();
        ReportEntry expected = createDefaultReportEntry();
        final SimpleReportEntry secondExpected = createAnotherDefaultReportEntry();


        new ForkingRunListener( printStream, defaultChannel, false ).testStarting( expected );
        new ForkingRunListener( printStream, anotherChannel, false ).testSkipped( secondExpected );


        TestSetMockReporterFactory providerReporterFactory = new TestSetMockReporterFactory();
        final ForkClient forkStreamClient = new ForkClient( providerReporterFactory, new Properties() );
        forkStreamClient.consumeMultiLineContent( content.toString( "utf-8" ) );

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Examples of org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener

        }
    }


    private RunListener createForkingRunListener( Integer testSetCHannel )
    {
        return new ForkingRunListener( printStream, testSetCHannel, false );
    }

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Examples of org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener

    {
        reset();
        ReportEntry expected = createDefaultReportEntry();
        final SimpleReportEntry secondExpected = createAnotherDefaultReportEntry();


        new ForkingRunListener( printStream, defaultChannel.intValue() ).testStarting( expected );
        new ForkingRunListener( printStream, anotherChannel.intValue() ).testSkipped( secondExpected );


        TestSetMockReporterFactory providerReporterFactory = new TestSetMockReporterFactory();
        final ForkClient forkStreamClient = new ForkClient( providerReporterFactory, new Properties() );
        forkStreamClient.consumeMultiLineContent( content.toString( "utf-8" ) );

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Examples of org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener

        }
    }


    private RunListener createForkingRunListener( Integer testSetCHannel )
    {
        return new ForkingRunListener( printStream, testSetCHannel.intValue() );
    }

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Examples of org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener

    {
        reset();
        ReportEntry expected = createDefaultReportEntry();
        final SimpleReportEntry secondExpected = createAnotherDefaultReportEntry();


        new ForkingRunListener( printStream, defaultChannel, false ).testStarting( expected );
        new ForkingRunListener( printStream, anotherChannel, false ).testSkipped( secondExpected );


        TestSetMockReporterFactory providerReporterFactory = new TestSetMockReporterFactory();
        final ForkClient forkStreamClient = new ForkClient( providerReporterFactory, new Properties() );
        forkStreamClient.consumeMultiLineContent( content.toString( "utf-8" ) );

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Examples of org.apache.maven.surefire.booter.ForkingRunListener

        }
    }


    private RunListener createForkingRunListener( Integer testSetCHannel )
    {
        return new ForkingRunListener( printStream, testSetCHannel, false );
    }

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